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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
KNOTS & TOURS.
VI matrimonial Linkings and Spring
Migrations of Prominent
People.
The Record of the Week

Mr.. A, Solomon and Miss E. Parker,
Macon, Ga.
Mr.. James Corners and Hattie Kemp,
of Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Levi Corgleton and Mrs. Eliza
Stevens, of Macon, Ga.
Rev. VIM. Norid and Miss Catherine
Raglin, Of Denver, Col.
Mr.. Emmett Moore and Miss Fannie
Jackson, of Staunton, Va.
Mr.. j. G. Smith and Miss Violetta M.
Beal, of Little Rock, Ark.
Mr.. B. F. Harris and Miss Emma
Combs, of st. Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. Winfield Southern and Mrs. Mary
Taylor, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. George O'Banion and Miss Carrie
Price, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. Alphonse Hughes and Miss Gertie
Virgins, of Camden, M.
Mr.. Minor Williams and Miss Ida
Harmon, of Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. w. H. Robertson and Miss Lulu
Durant, of New Orleans, La.
Mr.. John Wilson and Miss Emma
Hunter, of Indianapolis, Ind.
:, Mr.. Richard jackson and Miss Ma
linda Gray, of Uniontown, Pa.
Mr.. John Wilson and Miss Emma
Hunter, of indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. James Brown and Miss Lucy
Robertson, of indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. John Filghman and Miss Hen
rletta Sijas, of West Washington.
Mr.. George B. McClelland and Miss
Jennie Rose, of Wyandotte, Kan.
Mr.. Charles L. Hartman and Miss
Mamie johnson, of Baltimore, Nd.
Mr., Moses a. Fields and Miss Con
zales Julian Upton, of Denver, Col.
Mr.. Solomon Anderson and Miss
Laura V. Roles, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. William Gilbert, of Denver, and
Mrs. Lutte Gooden, Of Leadville, Col.
Mr.. George Newman, of Charleston,
Va, and Miss Fannie Taper, of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Miss Ella Spencer, of New York, is
visiting Florida.
Mrs. I. S. Rector, Of Chicago, is visit
ing Denver, Col.
Miss Jennie Stone, of Denver, COL, is
visiting Larimie.
Miss Lulu Bryant, of Leavenworth, is
visiting Topeka, Kan.
Miss Gertie Williams, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Philadelphia.
Mrs. Adam Boon, of New York, is
visiting Baltimore, Md.
Miss Sadie Parks, of Springfield, ILL.,,
is visiting Jacksonville. ...
Miss Lillian Lawrence, of New York,
is visiting Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Lurietta M Carter, of St. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting Louisville, KY. :
Miss Georgiana Anderson, of New
York, is visiting Baltimore, Md.
Miss L. M. Parker, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Kansas City, Mo.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
ST. PAUL < MINNEAPOLIS MINI. APRIL l6. 1887

able to do so, had it not been for build
ing associations; and we should profit by
their example. We will never amount
to much in any community until we be-
come property holders.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

At the semi-annual examination
Ashland School, Orange, N. j., Lulu and
Innis Boyd attained 95 and 952 per cent.
respectively, standing highest in their
classes. Master Innis also made his de-
but as chorus boy at Christ Episcopal
Church on Easter Sunday.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Mr.. Milton M. Holland, colored, a
81 600 clerk in the Sixth Auditors office,
Of the Treasury Department was sum-
marily dismissed recently for getting a
cup of coffee ten minutes before noon.
Seven other colored clerks were dis
missed from the Pension office last
week
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

A colored evangelist by the name of
Williams who has been conducting
series Of revival meetings in De Soto,
Mo-, was taken from his house Tuesday
night by party of five masked men who
fogged him with hickory switches for
about one hour. The affair is an out
rage
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Among the 375 inmates Of the Insti-
tutee for the Feeble-Minded at Lincoln,
ILL.,, only 2 are colored. the 375 in
sane persons at Elgin only Care colored !;
and, of the 1900 at Kankakee only 20
are colored. This speaks we'll for a
population of $4,000.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Mr., Al Green, colored, recently
married white girl in Jacksonville,
Ohio, and as usual there is grand kick.
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Nicodemus. Graham Co.. Kansas.

Nicodemns, Graham Co., Kansas, the
town laid out by colored settlers in 1877,
is the most important town in tile
county. 1t has railroad, supports a
newspaper, six stores, one bank, two
hotels and has many signs of thrift and
prosperity about it. -.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
NEWS NUGGETS.
Extracted from the Mine Of Mis-
cellaneous Matters, on our
Claim,and Assayed for
OurDelvers after
knowledge.
Notice the Output.

Z. A. Chew, Esq, colored, has opened
a law Office in Troy, n. Y.
A movement is on foot to establish q
colored orphans home in Atlanta, Ga.
The lately appointed Minister to
Liberia is reputed to be worth $4,000.
The colored people Of Bowling Green,
KY, are organizing "White Cross
League. -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15


- FnkKclsoo. OF. 1k-Ths f1neW
- 9s1.1d neE1nEa egoE p4N44E9 ~ -
- ~ 800 lalseF fH NcFs1elN Nttts
- Viclnri fH KlegVs w Woska
\ 1's1ker. Ms g Ke1eI4o9E. = p SmllA.
1870 aR4 Wits Aetcg H8HEle J
-. 81 C1lEaK. h B HnEg1A
~ pei Tow 1Lre = n 4onB sd
y zafllnsten. , 7 aaagepn. MEl
CO 80 - " naksr j 4 atangsn.
, & aetnIidt Azisg Q Catch. i & Ennsen.
fIsteker nEd wife. I EctaraaA Mn
'fiseosna..-al p Beg. nsrs J sFnliaae
4 h Denny. Mrs. J Tnckss. 9 nally. ard
4 Heron % tzs NeElhssn paelas
1900. JT N1fHna, NJ ard A&E1 n IL
Z z q. ~ ni6 AIs 81 D Hlco ~
7.ses. q 9 HnmDkfeg. G Hanesn X
1902 y Wang q WiiMQa, WM
rrFk q n Eioane. u w 1IoaAe. g II
lnInek anz - emlRx4H14.
$500 Madfez1 81 the uEgEon and CA.
Iisrrls- -ff11af: 9qhn 3 A14rk. 3 e
49,. WE6 WIcknE9h4U, 3 u B14Br. ! II
FsNaaekt. q II AfAkinaQn snA wife. Miss
fS~scSS II Warren. W Lair HtiL Jas
i'sssI TfafneF y Marszn anf 3 e1nt-
ernnfA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

NV ErKanssaz.-O Captain W. X. MsF.
sin was nsen b. q reporter yeaieEiay
afternoon. and aa be vas n hurr1 10
catch q strest car be could not eater In
10 dehniia regarding his future plans.
He said, however, that be had disposed
az his loQQina iu1eroalg on the SkaRit.
ard expscied % retuTn 10 bis fret lows
again. stsamk eating. He furtheF stated,
that during The present winlex be would
bald, u Seattle, stern wheel steam
boat, about 1e0 feet n lsneih, With pow
efkul machinery and naaunoh hull. 10
Fun % g route he had been inveslieat-
Ing for long time, and on which be q
cunfdent there Is aome money 10 be
made. Captain Marvin d populnr
Hteamboak man. and bis many fFiends
wish him lots Of luok In his mes ven
sure. He built The steamer w. X. MeF-
win ana sold her 10 the Washington
Eseamhoal Company.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

sArrzno % rnn MExIoo. -Ths steam
ship Mexico cid not Rss away from
shls sisy sin AFTER . O'clock yesterday
nfteRnoon. g aesoanl q her inability
3 qet coal during the forenoon. Af
seer,a tha1 owing 20 The immsnse tfahie
a he road theFe are not coal ears
enonnh q hendie the business as V
shonia IS handied, aud, as She gauge
% the rnad "a soon 20 Be- widaned. ne
company doss not feel dispo8ed % build
enR more naFFoH gauge stock. TIE
Mexieo took $40 tons Of coal. " tons q
n.ieesllsneoua freight, end The folleutne
rarrsnpers: Mrs. McCombsr. MS y
Ragmond. Miss &. n. Shaw. Mrs. 4 a.
NV. Mr., Maggie Ffanees, y. y.
Rqars. Weston Evans and wife, Mrs. 7.
Al I1nskv AL shree chtldfsps Loais
Sel.e1f IA s. Csmpbsll. Mrs. Peasley,
Wra. ReVea, Mrs. "a. A. UhaEeh, Henry
Brown' A. q. Weed and wife and thirtT
ID Tie steeraEe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Mnrna Cams. Sixteen minina
claims. located 10 The sammii Mining
District, were aIsd for Eesord yesterday.
George A. Pratt, Theodols Il. Thomp
con, I. q. Wilson, Richard Jeixa, @. n.
sheafe and Norman B. Kelly FLED
ciaiaa IN tue Chain Peak limestone and
marbIe ledge: @. M. Ekeale, 4. q. VIII
son. George A. Pratt and Richard Jella.
IN the Snoqualmis iron lode; GeoKae
A. Psatt, In the Mountain Cost silver
lode; O. N. SheaEe, Norman Il. Kelly,
ska answ Iake oliver lode. The iillnR
q claims b nov bsoomfnR common
oecuEFencs IN the Auditors ofioe, 81.
though che nFsk claim niod was ON
Ostoher %. 1871. Most 81 TIE claims
have heen 6led upon within Fesent
years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

A TmxREnANcn Tosz.--The tcan Of
Houehscn, this county. u run 90 strict
u sampsrancs psinsipies. The foundsE,
Z. Il. Chursh, haa the following stipaIa-
tinn made = parl of every dsed tor
property within The town iimiia. ~Ihle
dec i made on TIE expxezz eenditinn
ana onnsidaration that no malk. vinous,
nrlriauoaa, or Intoxicating iiqnof shall BE-
rasde. stored, sold. % gisen away upcn
ar pnFt q sid lard up0n forfeiture
a t6e meneF paid tAetefcs and tee re-
version q aid lant - fhe EfanteFs
thnik heirs and essinneN I6e niaaEa
vas framef 81 ex Ohief ynstice uFxere.
ana IL = believed vii Be bindinR un
anV purahanaF. d. Z. ne1uy, o. shia
cily. nnsa 10 inclnda saeh clause In
hi1 deeds, hct hes discontinued TIE
uFaaflce OF course. there ere 20 81
Iooss d Hn1okkea. a1d, y 3 ed, tksy
ara along he sklrsa e tha tlts. 0osa-
aionallg drunken msn aEa seSn. but thai
the raaoF uas gotten elsewhere 70 enc
ever thinbs Ct dsablina. lbs 1oEal
aspaui e ktingz Il net tRnaEe1. sid
NJ. ]. b kiaEeaf yesterday N1lls All
- AhnS4 TIE clause. A0af tha lawn Is q
go illaglrsasnn fhaa 4 3 FruHtahie .
sbstala fron De ~ - hquers ffab-
nk1g ne peaNls are ~ helAet thAp re
ngrrRRe elFsWhere, e1t seey tltfif If Hng
81 ehsfr fnon4T fn1a ~ Wag ints ~
eAlenkeeper8 cd.
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Tbs follomIna transfers u real estate
usrs nisd fnr record yesterday:
6oores II. Litslswood, II Illinois. "a
Hngriet u Shank, 81 galifoFnia, tract
III q West ssattls Ave acIs tracts No.
4 500.
George d K.it,lsuooa. Of IIlirols, 70
Nay q Saith. Of California. tract lc5
ia West Semitic tracts Nc. 4; SEQ.
Thomas R9aley. of Bqnak Waller. %
Isaac uoorsr, undivided n Of tract IN
sec "a % - north fEuRe sass.
Lyman B kudraWs and wife 10 MI.
IT, Al Thomas. lots nnd ( Ia blk l..
Cnmstoek addition; $500.
Katie Henry ana husband % Jennie
Knapp, oaFlain iot In blk "A b " N
Bslla ffth addlfiea 70 seattle begin
ninn e east corner Of lot No. l,ehenoe
describing q lot OF 60 Il square; &C..
JY smIIh. 81 Mhateonn, 20 Maria
Coles. lsl Blk - YealeF's 1fat addIiisn
% seattle; 32g0
X Dinhon ana wife 10 J o Goodmsn.
Of Kentucky, 20 3 IN Watsrss plan Of
BenefF villa; $50.
THOMAS Barrie end wife - ] o Blow
en-, loi q and ~ b Barmdale Home-
stead; eEc1.
= d blowers snd wife 70 Wm Ash
worth, LOT AZ In faFmdale Homestead;
eSz6.
Sohn Polsen 10 Il " Scott, undivided
u % wesl u Of lets 8 and Z, Ds4n'a adj
diiion Ct Seattle; 81.
Edwin n Church and wife, Of HouRh-
tuu, 10 John Fisher. traes ID let 4, Hee 3
b - north, range 5 east: $50.
Edwin n Cha1ah and wife 30 Cath
arms b Curtis, two tracts Ii ~ = north,
range east. each oontaining about 4
acfeai 500.
A fsv Anderson, IT.. and wife Of
Walla WalIa. 70 Peter WiokstFohm, lot
6 blk n, IN TsrFy's 6sei addition 20 Se-
allie; 500.
LW Ballard aud wife. Of Slaughter.
e Rmma A WoodinR. los 7 bib 8 IN towr
Of slaughter; so.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

WIZ Nor WExRnnkw. Some days
$40 II vas stated il these colunnsihas
The steamer Premier would pFobsblsrot
20 90 TIE roata regularly between Van
oouver and Ssaltls until after the lal Of
November. sud gave e. reasea that
tte Elsa Anderson has the contrast for
earryina HE freight end passengers be-
tNoen thoea points Up 20 that time. Yes
fefdaT Mr.. Brown, Agent for the 0aua-
dian gaolfle At VancoaEHE, taleQFaphed
81 Goosae 3. jacobs. Of this city, asking
him Il Be would wfthdfao the Anderson
from iha route on Sunday, 80 thai tha
prsmiar ooald take Der place, leaving
Seattle on sunday sgenlno, NJ. Jacobs
promptly replied Shat he Wauld pet con-
sent 3 she withdrawal q The Anderson
until the lei, when her charter expires, as
tks company has no o1her use for her
anlil thai time. Thia uoulo tena % cou.
flrm sha sarsEt that The Pfamier will
n0l q into regular service until The lsi
81 Nauomhaf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

The Jon ETnmHnD. = The eisamsz
Walla WalIa. which has hesn employed
for the past ten days IN sluioIne .
channel through Sc. Halsns baF, In The
Columbia river, left there on Wednea.
day for San Francisco. Ihe steamel
succeeded in cutting 9 channol through
The bar SEQ feet wi0e and 60 fest IoDz.
10 q depth Of 50 feet at Low tide and q
fest af high tide, which Il sufzieisnt for
ordinary nhippinR. Tee Walla Waila,
on her arrival 81 San Francisco, win 40
into Ihe dry dock and reeeivs 40 over
hanling. Il viii be remembered that q
couple Of months ago, on heF way dOwn
the Sound, she struck on the south end
Of Wtidby Island and cracked one Of
her plates. She proceeded to Viotolia,
Wkence, after receiving temporary re-
pairs, she proeeeded On her way 10 San
Francisco and was discharged. An en-
animation showed THAI tbs injury was
very slight. and that By covering Il With
cement Il could be made water tight.
This was. done and The steamer vas
kept IN fhe service until the present
time. tbs damaged plata will Be re-
placed b. q new one and tbe Wafsa
Walla will oncs more be herself aRain.
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nnN.r

Les thai cola az yours ran on. Yea
shfnk u il a light thing. Bat & may
run into caiaFrh. Or into pnoumonia.
OF consumption
Oasafrh Is lIaensiing. Pneumonia h
danoeEpus. Consumption h death itself.
Tke hEeathinz apparatus muaf Be
kera healthy ard clear Of all ob8sr1e-
Tiers aud offensive matter. 9lhervise
thars Il trouble ahead.
An che diseases Of these parts, head.
nase. throat. bronchial tubes ard lungs.
can be delightlally nnd ensifely cared
b TIE uss Of Hosehee's German syrup.
III Fon don't knaw this already thoua-
anda and thoaaaHoa Of people can tell
yua. Ttey have been cared By e, and
aknou hoa 4 i. themselves. Z Bottle
only Is cents. ASH any druggist
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

A Verse hfAz's Tsounzx--Oharisn
Collins. e. yineent. . yoanR man uhb
ays be b sssentssn pears cd. Is b q
unsss q lrouhls. He IL nor b the
Ununty Jail wiih 3 far pEnsresa 81
st1ginR fboEa koR 9 aeod ubiIe. He waa
wantsa b. Ne pnliee for par1isipatinR
ID 4 roe u The GATED States Hainun.
Saturday last, and when Poles 0aptain
MMnnine say him yesterday - eo1-
eiu1ed % pail him IN, - % zpesh.
OelIiss Wanisd b go fke warrant. bni
Vas a6vis1d Be eeaid Ga 4 afseF 10 Rel
b isil. and then be 90 anGlT and SD,
Il kneW Whsf ga uauf With ne. ant
III nn4 go he rnaehaa for hts Ensul-
~, bal ks didnat draw q. &c Cart1in
MnnnfzR Grahbef hla afm. 1hs y1zza
man wns atVam Q partial heaxinN % 3
ckaaze % GEln1 . r1gole1r 8nri1E 30
rou En1araAy lat. He 3 alsa ehaEzs6
via aszAEi& and hattezY ana villa FG-
sialina - cthceF NhIIs nnAkina 81 -.
~. He vii b Risun sfaEthsE ksafinG
ieaag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

TINS MmnznEEn. Ths h0uss Lar
sight - nj % lsERs ss ihei On Thurs-
dsy. bat Ia laughter vas Iona and
bad daring the entire eEenine. TIA
~ paE1 q tne psrloEnsa1ee 9aa Rooo
he alnRin1 Of Moore. Enesscn and
Marx belna heartily appl1u9ed. Lson-
ards a6iien1e and knnn and 1Albosas
nsatoFief mEanetism h the second parl
nsemcd 10 ticks TIE fancy q thcsl
nzeaana. and Miila' nOubFetta sketch Ma
ikc1uuehiY artistic. Thef1re1s amc1nt.
a is lstfla. bnl for Ell tkal. mneh
Ianshtnf Was xroafed ~ ihr alzanfditie1
e then. Tie soupsny geea from heri
~ eoaad-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Mrss HAMLrH's LnrTunz. Seattle 10
passing shroueh an ere Of "buildink"
and al inieEested therein may derive
material benefli from attending Miss
HnmliniB lecture on the highest fytS Of
arehitecture; that whichbss feund ex-
preston h the areat caihedgal ehnEohes
Of France, Germany and England. Any
gtudsni. even, win Be- surprised % dis
cover that IL our oaF TIE old angles
and curves are icing FapFodaced and
What b most modsfa d feAiiy q long
pasl eeutufies. One may set 50 idea %
proposition and certain freedom Of
Judgment IL slud1lBa even for the short
TINE affoEdsd these aubltme Eifaetuzes.
Mts1 Hamlln d DELIGHTED win the gen
erai, tufslIiReat appreciation ct sri
which she has fonnd n AL circles IN Sc.
attic, and % the reque1f ef q number o.
ialisa. several Of whom haxs studied N
Rugops. she will orRanigs class fof
apeeial enhtecla 1l ~ early dag. 1he
lecture viii take plaes 10 Eyes Opsza
Hous1 this afteEn0sn a 2s& o'elo1k. H
yin Be TIE enlY entsrtainmenl given b
Miss Hamlin today.
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E1iso, aEs al he 0esidenkai.
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IA ssens almost impe1iose % iseaRine
.,hss snnfa "A nos being displayed - tne
sannfaniafin9 ana aezinntnz q ooyE
elofhina. ara The taste reqa.req y =
u sa3na fhe various Eha4ea and ae&Rnst
hal - wei, kua9n Erm 81 Kline =
Ronaahera have lis se4sun seeafe1
lhrnurh theiF wakahlal manager 81 tee
bcvs eIsshinz dogaEsuaont ne iAfRss.
md nsost varied aaaoElmenl o. bo4e
I@r.s9 ana seoehsmsf saila IN al shades
ena IL Discreet styles. inelndine toe
pspular Norfolk an4 ssilor oealGas ever
rgsugnled % ne puFcnaAina eare mnniaY
ef sealsla and tieinily. An tnxlte..on
d axtanaaS 70 ID paz0nss c.eassd s.ss
800 Is eana upea ihsse ReEsa g ertlslle
$50. ana alkaee e thex9 aao i1e tee-
1850 prisc1 marked MI mrss Insxs
frore oaf erogasd seeises. os
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ssononusn Nkxfnzkk Bazx. Ex.
GcvsrnoE Z. P. Ferry returned frou1
sn0honish City b ihe steamer Nellie
yesterday. uhers be. wenk for The cur.
peee OF organizing the First National
Bank q 0nnhomish. The capital stock
of The new hank vas placed a $50. Co.
I'll suhz3fibs6. TIE Directors are ,.
Earth, B. 0afzsrt and &. =. Ferry. Of
seattle. and Kslac Qafhaa1t. Vim. Whit
field, Samuel VesfAi and Yieioz Hugo
Smith, 81 Enohomi1h. The Directors
bald Q meeting and elected oficeFs aa
loiloHs: jaeob EaFth. President; Isaao
DsthoaEi, Fiee FFssident. and Victor
Hugo Smith, Oashiek. The Governor
stafes that The bank 4 erecting the nrsf
brisk bnildiug n Snobomish Oily. In
which % oondnot ils nuainegs. Tbs
walls arr up. end tie work ie progress
ing rapidly. The business Of the hank
IS Z national bank viii 30 IN fuli opera
ton b. ne 6Fzt % Deesmbsr. and fhs
bnalness outIsak tor TIE new insfitu-
lion Is very bright.
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UsaA zeeAnsn. ~ rssiiY Yonnk Ger
11n u1ann plse 80 - xers 1nfl1 -.
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nneheNd b 6.eslIna ~ kilehen 1Ee
heraslz. ard pfp. RfiR hHE hnnhEu1
Hsinzi1h. ha1 eane e Is eazk. pack1a
10 seeEHas iFu1ks ia a. ef0ihea nn6
eIepE4 VII Harry Etf11, heE hczhent.s
zzt1n4 i E1Gk4 a4&1E her heEtnntt
cara Ett1k ~ aseHl4u1 Gxg1RiGneas b
IN 6e E1uEn1bertd Il.aI - eel -
kFIt4 60 ozzsh - k1at fan Fi1Ge<i8 fh44
4ofDzne. bu1 iuz& nnfnssf it 1heY tn1u8
took - train o1t 81 town. 1n1 atlsfl
R1lnE - Q number u nIaE . lt44
1Ir1F1f hair E1nrnae 10 3 alnn End
e.1rkz4 oet toE I N4ik. 0unstabls
4h1Fnton had beard 6hnk sAe eonple
vars e R<nt1n. bat uhen h Ga1 lheEe
- iszrued rheF k11 slarted % the@E
walk ahKee hours rE0EfnuE 30 HE ARRIVAL
He suapecied lheI bed Einpig gees on
6 toNn Z fsa ntle1 - miglead aayone
@11 mlRhs | pufnuInR tnen1, but Coo
Statls 1hoentou tracked them literally
~ lzze&k foe1lnaFka afeun he read EufiI
be feI3 sara his &Ezf 6uBrieinmn weE0 ae
f9uil, then he hlrsd q u1aon and Start
ed e. rapid ealt for Kant. uhslheE
be fhounhf he coslrfa we're headinQ.
VIXEN he cot there fe Weht 70 The holsE.
3 "a. describing Fries and Mrs. zeetl-
nou, hs va tod they I'D .fnst eaieu
ihelE suppsx and uera 10 ne pafiaf.
AGeo1 eganinns Mr.. Prise said The
Con1t1bis, e. BE snteEed the paKioF.
Rkieee eYes apsnad very vide. bat be
kaepundef, and MFa. X8chnow boRnn
talking q 6eEuHn. Thar apr sarod 90
BE- IN douht as ln Hhn connfnhle Thorn
son was, and ihey aid not know whaa 70
DO. Finally RFlse gaids
"What Do Y1u Wanff'
have warrant for The arrest on
both 81 you
aWell. W aren't going back. raid
Mrs. xoehnuw. tf'll not ht ge anything
msRs % do With him. nnsanina her
hunhand.
swell. I guess 10th Of yoa vii 80
back u seattle. o. / an very badly
= said the tons 7ble.
The information made eRainGt them
charged Ma. zeehnoW With the laKcel1y
Of four twenty dollar gold pieces.
lhe messy Is much nina as his
szid Mrs. zachnow, '.and he has no
right 20 ulafn 4
aWeil, yea viii both have ohanna 10
defsnd yourselves whsn you aei back 70 |
SEATTLE, said She constable.
Than Cone1ablo Ihoknfon secured /
lwo roerne adjoining each etheF. and !
after mailing down the Win10Ws Of ore
room be told Mra. Eschnor 10 20 in |
and make herself ns comfortable IS
{ 1aGibIe. sbo evidently didn't succeed, /
for The constable says she sat up ell |
night. Price vas told to 20 into the ]
uihez room. he wasn't 10 huug about /
letiffnR until Mr.. Thoont0n talked 10 |
him awhile. Than Price undEessed and |
he eonslabie took Possession Of his /
clothes aud shoes. Is was thus thAt the /
pFisoners wegs prevented from escaping. |
They we're br0nRht 20 Seattle shout
noon, When q consultation was held. |
9fisF great dssi Of talk Mrs. Zsehnow
promised to 80 home. Mr.. Zsohuow TO /
se very coed "a Der and Prics pFornIEsd
. pay al costs and 20 leave Seattle fer
s9e4.
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A NEw IEoonPonAx1oH. -The articles
Of Incorporation Of The Spring Frook
Lnmbsr Oonpany we're fisd Cor record
10 me Couity Audltsr,s olaee yesterday.
The incofpoFafof1 are Thomas L. Kemp
SER ard OhriatopheF w. kempsteFs the
eame pessons beng named Is trustees
FOR slx m0nfha. The obisct Of the eonl-
uxny ID the carrying on e general
Lumber ans sawmiN business, and 10
existenea q flmited % 6flV years. The
capital stock q hxe0 AZ &2e1,000 divided
int 100 shares 81 $50 each. Tha Grin
eipal piaee Of basinsss viii b IN Sssille.
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THx Pnzs0xEa KsakFED. B0z Was
0suunT. "a iail psisonss named v. A.
Rsll, uhils workina With he ehAin
gang as sha bead a. M hag yesls11sy.
Skfppaa inta lha bz1sh 81 - 1rst %
pnstnniay. ". H Johnston, We I'D
shnnen ng 80 pziaaneEs. made hnafs ar
HnnRsznenls f1T pes1naue bells 4nd afles
raes q nha1l Hfteeu uiiea TIE -
sapsd pEisuueF was nnhbsd and brsuahs
bank . iall.